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Originally Posted by Amythyst02

It seems lately I have seen alot of questions about kits. I love kits. And I wanted to show you my last one. At Christmas I was crazy making table runners, and this is the one I made for myself. Also, my kitchen table is my sewing table, so...this is on my china cabinet. One last thing, all my kits have been purchased off Ebay, and I have to say I have not been dissappointed in any of them. This one was a tad different as it was a quilt as you go!! Loved it.

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Originally Posted by leatheflea

http://www.conniekresin.com/2013/01/...-tutorial.html

This looks fairly easy, it has a shoulder strap and a zipper, and its cute!

Originally Posted by tucsonquilter

I saved the picture of this quilt from the QB a while ago. I want to make one for my new granddaughter but cant figure it out. I want it large enough for a crib quilt which I believe should be 50" by 53". It is making my head hurt. Do you think the strips are cut 2.5" or 3"?

If the person who made this quilt has the name of the pattern that would be great.
Thank you so much for your help.
Pat

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Originally Posted by Twisted Quilter

Looking for a quick sloppy joe recipe. There are hundred's out there, but I don't have the time to try them all. What's your favorite sloppy joe recipe?

Originally Posted by TanyaL

We have so many members ask about patterns for a quilt that is stunning in its appearance and then usually there is another qualifier such as quick or no curves or no 60 degree triangles or something else or not modern or not traditional. Would those of you who have made many quilts post the picture of the one most stunning quilt you've made with a description of how long it took to sew, how difficult it was to make, etc. I think a category of our best, stunning quilts would be quite helpful and

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Originally Posted by AllTheLovely

Hello,
I live in the Niagara region of Ontario. I'm wondering, for anyone else who lives in this area or surrounding areas, where do you go to buy your fabric? I know about FabricLand, Lens Mill, Bee in NOTL is wonderful for designer prints and cute stuff, but am I missing out on a hidden jewel out there? A shop that carries designer prints (Kate Spain, Tula Pink, Michael Miller, etc), at prices that aren't ridiculous?

I usually order thru Etsy, because once I've factored

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Originally Posted by TMK

Here is a picture my wonderful step-daughters wedding quilt. I pieced it and a LA quilted it. Daughter and her partner just loved it. They were married in Vermont on 12/22 OUTSIDE! Thankfully the reception, etc was all inside. Beautiful wedding though. Thanks for looking.

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Originally Posted by ontheriver

I am sure this has already been addressed many times but I can not seem to find it ----------I want to make hst using the method where you sew all four sides of square the cut on diagonals. I need them 4.5 in unfinished. Can anyone give the correct size of square to use. I need to make lots and this seems the fastest. I can't use my triangulations right now as no printer ink and no $$ to get any. Thank you for any help. Happy quilting.

Originally Posted by Julie R

So today I tried template work on my long arm machine. It's pretty tough - I thought. Maybe I just lack the hand coordination (holding with one, moving the machine with the other). Maybe my template was too big (tried HandiQuilter's clamshell). I know "practice, practice, practice". It's a charity quilt for the children's hospital, so I'm sure it's ok. Had a few shells look a bit wonky. I liked it though because I didn't have to roll the quilt as much as I do with pantographs.

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Originally Posted by McBrow

Has anyone tried their hand at machine quilting using an embroidery machine?